Potty Training in One Day is hard as is it - so in order to make it a little bit easier for you - we provide you with our recommendations of products that we this work very well.

This list is based on the required equipment list in the book.
 

Potty Training Dolls

We prefer the drink and wet on demand™ doll. The best dolls available on the market are:

Potty Scotty is an anatomically correct boy doll. He is perfect for potty training boys. Not only can Scotty potty sitting down, he can also potty standing up.

Potty Patty is an anatomically correct girl doll. She is perfect to use for potty training and little girls will also get a lot of play value from this doll.

If you want to compare the doll available on the market today - t his site does a great job of comparing all the dolls.

Potty Chairs

There is a great selection of potty chairs available. They come in all shape and size. We don't recommend any specific chair, however, my personal opinion is that all you need a simple one piece chair.

This type of potty chair is inexpensive, so you can get more than one - and so you don't have to carry them around the house - especially if you live in a two story house.

They are easy to clean and you child can carry them from room to room.

Potty Training Underwear

Not only do you have to get potty training underwear for the daytime, I recommend using potty training pants for nap and night time as well.

There is a great selection of potty training underwear available.

Treats - to eat.

As mentioned in the book, our favourite treats are salty, as they make the toddler thirstly and facilitate drinking more - which helps when trying to potty train.

If you use chocolate, just be carefully with the amount of sugar and caffine that is being consumed by your child. As you read in the book, bowel movement schedules will change because of potty training, and if your child is prone to constipation, then you should avoid using chocolate, as you don't want to get to the point of bowel movement resistance.

Treat to drink

Again, our general recommendation is that you use your child's favourite drink - because you want to get as much water as is possible into the child, however, this does depend on your child's favorite drink. If s/he love soda - especially caffinated soda, then be well read on the how caffine can cause constipation in toddlers and how this can lead to the 3D cycle and bowel movement resistance.

Clean Up Items

Managing Nap time and Night Time

Managing Potty Training after the Big Day.